IAT sensor

RJM66JM

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I have a 2005 Chevrolet Colorado with a 3.5L engine with 27,000 miles on it. My question is I just purchased a fuel saving module that connects to the IAT or AIT sensor, but I can't locate it can you tell me where it is located or even if they have one or if you have any info on something like this. Any help would be greatlly appreciated !

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Friday, February 2nd, 2007 AT 6:26 AM

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CHEVYII

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Its in the air inlet duct, two wire connector, I would not do this though, all you bought was a 20 cent resistor to trick the computer into thinking its getting colder air than it is.

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Monday, February 19th, 2007 AT 12:25 PM

BLN

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I was looking into this idea. You told this person not to use the mod chip. Why not?

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Friday, November 23rd, 2007 AT 2:52 PM

CHEVYII

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Without getting into the logistics all it does is waste fuel, its crap , you would do better if you pulled the airbox out and cut the hole in the front bigger, it works better than any so called called air intake or mod chip because it actually pulls colder air, the cold air intakes for the engines suck hot air from the engine not from outside, ive proven it and I also have a throttle body mod I do which helps a bunch and you actually gain fuel mileage and hp and costs nothing to do, I should finish the tutorial I started for these two mods and sell those, at least you wouldnt get ripped off
i have done probably close to a hundred 4.3 engines and veryone leaving smoking the tires when they wouldnt do it when they came in

either way good luck

jim

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Friday, November 23rd, 2007 AT 10:34 PM

RACERAY23

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I have a 2008 silverado with the 4.8L and just purchased a resistor for more power. I read you did not recomend doing this and was wondering if you have any other modifications for my vehicle?